
"With a BrickScore of 85.3, a 4.8 out of 5 owner average across 4,080 ratings, and three expert reviewers all recommending a buy, Expecto Patronum delivers outsized collector value in a compact $20 package, anchored by the long-awaited return of Sirius Black and a spectacular new Patronus mold."
Three dedicated expert reviewers and a massive owner pool of 4,080 ratings converge on the same verdict: Expecto Patronum is a must-own for Harry Potter fans, driven overwhelmingly by its extraordinary minifigure selection rather than its brick-built scenery. The first Sirius Black minifigure since 2004, a brand-new trans-light-blue stag Patronus mold, and two Dementors in a $20 set made this one of the most celebrated small-scale Harry Potter releases. Owners back that up with a 4.8 out of 5 average and 97% recommending it, though the LEGO-verified value-for-money score of 3.96 out of 5 hints at a minority who found 121 pieces at $19.99 slightly lean.
Where they split: Agreement is moderate because critics and owners split on value for money. Dedicated expert reviewers considered $19.99 excellent value given the exclusive elements, while a segment of the 4,080 LEGO-verified buyers rated value at a lower 3.96 out of 5, citing the thin piece count. Reviewers were also divided on the stag: Jay's Brick Blog found no faults, while Brickset and LEGO.com owners specifically called out the rubber antlers and the premolded nature of the figure as a letdown.
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"This is such an easy set to like, and LEGO nailed pretty much every single part of the Expecto Patronum set."
Jay's Brick Blog
"75945 Expecto Patronum is the first set to represent that scene and I think it looks marvellous."
Brickset Reviews"this one is called expecto patronum which is the spell that's being cast in this scene in the movie"
BrickQueen
"This is a tiny set, with barely over a hundred pieces (once you exclude the minifigs and the Patronus), and as a result the box is quite small."
The Brothers Brick
"This is such an easy set to like, and LEGO nailed pretty much every single part of the Expecto Patronum set."

"75945 Expecto Patronum is the first set to represent that scene and I think it looks marvellous."
"this one is called expecto patronum which is the spell that's being cast in this scene in the movie"

"This is a tiny set, with barely over a hundred pieces (once you exclude the minifigs and the Patronus), and as a result the box is quite small."



Buyers consistently praise the desirable minifigure lineup (especially Sirius Black and the dementors) and the glittery stag patronus, while noting the set feels slightly small and overpriced at full retail, and that the pre-molded patronus piece skips actual brick building.
Amazon4.8
LEGO.com4.5